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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1954

Page

3

Fowl pox and farm pests featured in late fall bulletin

Dr. L E Hanson Warns fowl pox likely in poultry with two forms causing scabs and potential suffocation. Vaccination advised for birds over 12 weeks, with caution on timing. Separate notes on orchard declines since 1910 and future fruit acreage factors. Upcoming Illinois spray school outlines insect and weed control plans with top pests listed for destruction.

LE. Hanson College Veterinary ‘Medicine University Ilinois Dr. Hanson University of

Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings Across Town

A flood of Christmas hospitality fills homes with visitors from Marshall, Indianapolis, Chicago, Terre Haute, and beyond. Guests include Roy Kearns and Nellie, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Coryell, Jack Hutchinson, the Hazeltine family, and many others as relatives, in laws, and friends share dinners, games, and celebrations through the holiday week in several households.

Simday Hilton Inoue Didaugh George- ‘Rayhel Laura Poorman Tuttle Annapolis Sarat Hix Indianapolis Ellis Evans Canada Dallen Crow Sue Roy Ki Kearns John Cooney Chicago Roy Kearns Mothe Kearns Nellie Harry Thompson Ily Springfield Missouri H. M. Ane Avid Paris Joe Wells Marshall Paul Crumlin Albert Manhart Ray Manhart Arden Coryell Russel Lima Are Olvert Carolyn Hableen Douglas Verjean Evateria Lavonna Hazeltine Janesville Wisconsin Paul Hazeltine Hazeltine Herman Gillis Wood River Illinois Elmer Gillis Sem Byron Hittle Calvert City Kentucky James‘ ‘Jackson Joe Fetters Grover -Byrum Dianapolia Mr. Thompson Baa Shawler Clarence Thompson George Hackler Charleston Christ True Thompson Rita Arthur P. Wright Casey Charles Wright Ruth Wright John Dickerson Lynn Hammond Indiana Harold Sparks Cleveland Ohio Roy _Dickerson Rush=Dolson Union Hospital Esther Dolson Rush Dolson Fanny Drake Claude Pittman Flogzie Harrison Clatfelter Dale Clatfelter Torri and Walster Joe Haddix The Christian Church Ben Merold Villa Grove Hutsonsvile Terra Haute North Terre Haute Mack Strohm Nelle Strohm Woodstock Ill John Strohm Eva Kearns Charie Acklin Forrest Kearns Ville Robert Rush LaGrange Park Bonnie Lane Arthur Sinclair Martinsville John Werner James Julian Httlé Terre Haute Johnny Leéniader Harry Wright Rex

Winterize Your Electrical Equipment for Winter

Agricultural engineer Frank Andrew of the University of Illinois urges farmers to winterize electrical equipment. He warns motors can fail if dirt and grease harden in cold weather, recommends cleaning, switching to light winter oil, using light lubricants, and adding a time delay fuse. Keep equipment in a warm place when possible and prepare pumps and milking machines accordingly.

Frank Andrew University, of Illinois Andrew

Declining Fruit Acreage in Illinois

University of Illinois farm economist R A Kelly notes fruit acreage in Illinois has fallen sharply over 30 years, with berries and grapes shrinking. He forecasts a modest rebound in the next few years as growers seek markets and adjust varieties amid ongoing declines.

Illinois R. A. Kelly University of His Kelly

Oats Replace Corn In Beef Cattle Wintering Ration

G R Carlisle of the University of Illinois notes oats can substitute for corn in a wintering ration for beef cattle when fed with legume hay or legume silage. Oats are about 80 percent as valuable as corn by weight, requiring about two bushels of oats to equal one bushel of corn. Grinding is not required for calves, but is advised for yearlings and older cattle.

G. R. Carlisle University of Ilinois Carlisle

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Neighbors

We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during illness and at the death of our wife and mother for flowers and cards and support.

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